BC.Game review
A large custodial casino with its own Solana token, now licensed in Anjouan after leaving Curaçao in 2024. It carries the heaviest record in the series: a Curaçao bankruptcy ruling in 2024 and a $4.3M exploit in March 2026.
bc.game
Gambling is for adults (18+) where it is legal. Every game has a house edge: over time you lose more than you win. Never bet money you need, and stop if it stops being fun.
Many of these casinos exclude France, the United States, the United Kingdom and other countries in their own terms. Check the rules where you live before playing: using a VPN to get around a block breaks their terms and can cost you your balance.
- House edge / fee
- Not publishedBC.Game claims provably fair systems and an audited RNG, but publishes no edge per game.
- Custody
- Deposit accountCustodial: you deposit into a balance held by the operator
- Licence
- Anjouan · ALSI-202410011-FI1Twocent Technology Limited (Belize, 41939). Footer text. BC.Game withdrew its Curaçao licence in December 2024.
- Identity check (KYC)
- Not documentedKYC levels exist; thresholds are not published.
- Excluded countries
- No list publishedNo readable list in the terms. From France, the site shows “we do not accept players from your region” (checked 30/09/2026).
- Token
- BC · SolanaGovernance and utility token of BC.Game; the Solana contract is linked from its official token page.
- Fairness
- Provably fair is claimed, with a verification page; the auditor of the “audited RNG” is not named.
- Activity
- No public volume figure.
Who it’s for
Pick it if
You want a big catalogue with lottery, sportsbook and a Solana token in one account.
Skip it if
Licence history and security incidents matter to you, or you are in France.
Strengths / Limits
Strengths
- Operator and Anjouan licence number published.
- Commission tiers published (7%, 15%, 25%).
- BC token contract on Solana linked from the official site.
Limits
- No house edge published.
- No readable list of excluded countries.
- Curaçao bankruptcy ruling and licence withdrawal in 2024, then a $4.3M exploit in 2026.
Transparency score · 4/6
One point for each fact the operator publishes itself.
- Operator namedYes
- Licence number publishedYes
- Excluded countries listedNo
- House edge or fee publishedNo
- Verifiable drawsYes
- Affiliate terms publishedYes
Excluded countries
No readable list in the terms. From France, the site shows “we do not accept players from your region” (checked 30/09/2026).
No list published
Games
- Originals (crash, dice, limbo, plinko, mines, coinflip…)
- Slots
- Live casino
- Sportsbook
- Lottery
- Crypto futures
- Poker
What it offers
- Provably fairYes
- In-house gamesYes
- SlotsYes
- Live casinoYes
- SportsbookYes
- Player vs playerNot documented
- Rakeback / cashbackYes
- Own tokenYes
- Wallet loginNot documented
- No KYCNot documented
“Not documented” means we found no official page, not that the feature is missing.
How to start safely
- Check that you are allowed to play
Read the excluded countries on the card. If yours is listed, do not play: deposits from excluded countries can be seized.
- Open the official site yourself
Type bc.game or use a bookmark: clones of casino sites are common and drain wallets.
- Set a budget before the first bet
Decide what you can lose, send only that, and treat it as spent. Do not chase losses.
- Verify a round
On provably fair games, note the hashed seed before betting and check it after the round with the casino's verifier.
Security record
2024-12 — After a Curaçao court declared it bankrupt in a case over unpaid players, BC.Game withdrew its Curaçao licence, citing an “increasingly hostile” market; it disputed the ruling. Source
2026-03 — An attacker exploited a third-party game integration for about $4.3M; BC.Game offered a $500,000 reward to identify the wallet. Source
Official domains: bc.game · bc.fun · hash.game · bcgame.top · bc.poker
Sources
Checked on 30 Sept 2026. Facts change quickly: re-check prices and fees in the app.
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